The mystery of Dha’s death .The incomplete love story of Radha Krishna

The mystery of Dha’s death .The incomplete love story of Radha Krishna

Have you ever thought that love can be so deep that even death surrenders before it? What would the atmosphere be like when Radha’s last moments would have come? It is said that Shri Krishna had more than 100 queens. But the most beloved among them was Radha. Radha was the one who was away from Shri Krishna even though she was near him. After all, what was Radha’s last wish? Why did Shri Krishna leave Radha? Like he had lost a part of his life. Did all this happen because of Gandhari’s curse? Can Radha and Krishna ever be united? Today I am going to answer these questions for all of you. Some secrets that are hidden from all of us. This is a love story that has neither a beginning nor an end. Let us embark on this journey where we will learn how Shri Krishna and Radha became one. How did their love survive even after death? If you are new to our channel then definitely like this video and do not forget to write Radhe-Radhe in the comment. You all must have heard that after the Mahabharata, Mother Gandhari had cursed Shri Krishna. Due to the same curse, the city of Dwarka sank into the sea and ultimately Shri Krishna also left his body. Most of us believe that this is where the story of Shri Krishna ends. But actually it is not so. There is a wonderful love story of Shri Krishna and Radha Rani which very few people know. Barsana was not an ordinary place. It was a holy place. Shri Krishna used to perform his leelas on the old paths there. Even today, there remains the echo of love, laughter, flute tune and the sorrow that has kept lovers alive for ages. But this love story begins neither in Barsana nor in those streets. It begins when Radha has grown old. His body was bent. But even today his mind was completely with Shri Krishna. His heart still beat for her.

Whenever someone played the flute, all the sadness on Radha’s face would disappear. His heart would be filled with joy and a slight smile would appear as if old memories had been refreshed again. When Shri Krishna left Mathura, Radha neither took shelter anywhere nor married anyone. She started living alone. She would wake up every morning. She would go to the banks of Yamuna and offer water. Then she would return to her hut and wait for Shri Krishna to arrive. This was his daily routine. She did this every day. As if he was absolutely sure that Krishna would definitely return. The villagers did not know who Radha was and where she came from. They considered her a saint. But everyone knew that Radha dedicated everything to Shri Krishna. As if he had dedicated his entire life to Krishna. One morning, as per her habit, Radha went to offer water at the banks of Yamuna. Then he looked towards the sky. There was silence all around. There was a strange stir in his heart as if the entire universe wanted to tell him something. That very day she sat under the Tulsi plant in her hut and said, now the time has come for me to leave. But I will not leave my body until Shri Krishna himself bids me farewell. Radha said that I will leave this body only when Shri Krishna will come in front of me and will lovingly call my name Radhe. The villagers were surprised to hear this. They started wondering why such a great king would come to meet an old woman? But no one doubted Radha’s devotion. Radha spent her entire life in love with Shri Krishna. Even today he had a unique love for Krishna in his heart. Meanwhile, Shri Krishna sitting in Dwarka felt desolate in his heart. It is said that even after having everything, a person has nothing. Krishna was also in a similar condition. But there was a strange pull in his mind. He closed his eyes and Radha’s voice echoed in his ears. At that moment his heart felt at peace. But there were tears in the eyes. He left everything and immediately started towards that lonely echo. Where Radha Rani was waiting for him. When Shri Krishna reached there, he saw that Radha was sitting under the Tulsi tree, lost in meditation.

Krishna called out to Radhe. Radha’s eyes opened upon hearing this voice. A wave of happiness ran across his face. Radha said, Lord, now the time has come for me to leave. My soul wants peace now. Krishna looked into his eyes. There was only love for Krishna in those eyes. It could neither be expressed in words nor could it be hidden. Shri Krishna held Radha’s hand. Gradually Radha’s breathing slowed down and she breathed her last under the same Tulsi tree. But this was not the end. At that very moment a secret was born which will surprise you. Radha Rani had left her body and her soul had attained salvation. But Krishna still could not forget his last words. were his last words. When the meaning of love starts to end on this earth, then I will be born again. I will be back. Because love is the biggest part of our life. Can’t let this end. Where Radha left her body. A new plant grew there. This plant looked as if it had come from heaven. It was even brighter than the basil. The people of the village started calling it Radha tree and started worshipping it. But no one knew that there was a mysterious fruit beneath that plant. The secret of Radha’s rebirth was hidden in that fruit, knowing which anyone would be surprised. Many years passed. With time, lust replaced love in people’s minds. Now was the time when people had forgotten the real meaning of love. He was just immersed in his desires. Then a girl was born in the house of a farmer in a small village near Barsana. She was named Lalita. Lalita was not an ordinary girl. He knew how to play the flute without any teaching. When she played the flute, the leaves of the trees would start moving and the birds would start dancing with joy. The villagers started considering her as a form of goddess. He says that seeing this reminds him of Radha Rani. Lalita was now 7 years old. One day she was sitting on the banks of river Yamuna. Just then a saint passed by there. As soon as he saw Lalita he stopped and said, same eyes, same lovely smile, Radha you are back. Lalita often saw a handsome dark-skinned man in her dreams. He did not say anything, he just kept playing the flute. The tune of his flute touched Lalita’s heart. That man was none other than Shri Krishna himself. One morning Lalita had the same dream again. He asked his mother, mother, what is love? Mother said laughingly, you are still young. What do you know about love? Lalita became silent. But he felt as if he had asked this question to someone before. Maybe in a previous life. One day when Lalita was 13 years old, she was playing the flute on the banks of the Yamuna.

Suddenly the same tune came out from his flute which Shri Krishna used to play in his dreams. As the tune played, the ground cracked open and a statue emerged from it. It was a statue of a woman holding a flute in her hand. As soon as Lalita lifted the idol, a divine voice resounded. You have returned Radhe. Lalita was shocked. He could not understand whose voice it was and why he was being called Radhe. Time passed by. Now Lalita’s behavior started changing. He had to know whose voice that was. Why was he born? Who is Radha? And why do words like love and Krishna attract him so much? Now the story ahead is going to be even more exciting and mysterious. So before that don’t forget to like this video. At the same time, a saint was returning to Barsana after doing penance for many years in the Himalayas. When he saw Lalita he was surprised. He said, many ages ago I had seen Radha’s eyes like these. He took a deep breath and said, daughter, you are not of this era. You were born for a specific purpose. Lalita asked what kind of birth and what purpose? Recalling old memories, the saint said, in today’s era love has become just a word. You have to teach this generation what true love is. Now a new story was about to begin in the streets of Barsana. Actually this story was not new but an old story of Radha’s rebirth. Lalita was now growing up. His mind started feeling restless as if someone was calling him again and again. Every day she would sit on the banks of the Yamuna and think about the man whose face she remembered. That person is none other than him. It was Shri Krishna. One day Lalita asked her mother curiously. Mother, can love happen without speaking? The mother replied, daughter, true love is that which reaches from heart to heart without saying anything. But Lalita’s heart was beating for a person whom she did not even know and whom she had never met. One day the saint called Lalita to his ashram and said Radha, now the time has come. Krishna has taken birth in this era. But they have come as a universe. You have to find them. Lalita jumped with joy because the moment she had been waiting for years had arrived. Lalita asked Saint ji, how will I recognize Krishna? The saint replied, when you go in front of him, your heart itself will tell you that he is Krishna. But the saint also gave a warning. This era has changed. Now your test will be even more difficult. You have to fight the whole world and explain the true meaning of love. Shri Krishna was born in this era as a young sage. Whose name was Anantanand. He used to preach to the people.

No one knew who Anantanand really was. He used to say in his sermons that love means sacrifice and surrender. Love is a relationship of the soul, not of the body. His words touched people’s hearts and people would cry after listening to them. But Anantanand also felt incomplete from within. Every night he would sit on the banks of the Yamuna, lost in the memories of the woman who came in his dreams. One day, on the advice of the saint, Lalita bowed to her parents and set out alone in search of her unknown love. He had only a small flute and a firm resolve in his mind. She would wander from village to village, sometimes listening to stories, sometimes meeting saints. In the hope that he will find his love. But no saint had the brilliance he was looking for. Many days passed but Lalita could not find her way. One day an old woman asked Lalita, daughter, why are you wandering here and there? Lalita replied, I am looking for someone. The old woman, seeing Lalita, remembered Radha and said, “You play the flute. The one who is meant for you will come to you on hearing the tune of the flute.” Lalita used to roam from village to village, playing the flute. Eight villages passed by but he could not find that person. Then one day Lalita stood on the top of a mountain and started playing the flute. At that very moment, Anantanand’s eyes became moist, several miles away. He heard that tune. Lalita also felt that this tune was pulling her towards itself. But she could not find Anantanand. Now she was tired. His courage was about to break. Then Lalita took a vow. If I am not able to find him by the next full moon, I will commit suicide on the banks of Yamuna. That day Lalita played her flute for the last time. His tune was so deep that it would make the listener wet. At that very moment, Anantananda, sitting in the Himalayas, heard that tune. He recognized that tune. After this Anantanand left the Himalayas. That very night Lalita had a special dream. This time the dream was not ordinary. In this, Radha and Krishna were sitting together on the banks of Yamuna. Radha asked Krishna, Lord, will my love story remain incomplete this time too? Krishna replied, no Radhe, this time the world will see the entire story of your love. The dream was shattered and a new hope arose in Lalita’s mind. Now she reached the place where Anantanand was about to come. Vrindam. Vrinda Dham was not an ordinary place. It was a holy place. Where it is said that Radha Rani had sworn that as long as her love remained incomplete, she would return again and again. At the same time, a story was going on in Vrinda Dham which was being narrated by Anantananda. Lalita reached there and saw Anantanand from a distance. Lalita, standing behind, was recognizing his face.

Lalita’s heart became restless after hearing his voice. As if some peace had touched him. His words were affecting him a lot. Anantanand was telling about love in that story. He was saying that love is not something that stays with you and lives with you. True love is that which is close to your heart even when it is far away. He was just saying this when his eyes met Lalita’s. Both of them stopped like statues for a moment. Anantanand left the story and ran towards Lalita. Lalita asked softly, can you still hear my voice? Anantananda looked into her eyes and said, Radhe, you have come. This moment was as if time had stopped. But what happened after this was even more surprising. Suddenly dark clouds covered the sky. Then a saint named Kurangnath appeared there. He did not want the union of Radha and Krishna to be complete. He believed that if this happened, people would start considering love greater than religion, which would not be good for the society. Kurangnath said your love is against today’s rules. Today’s society will neither be able to understand nor tolerate this. Anantanand replied that love is the union of two souls. Then Kurangnath gave them one last test and said that if Lalita finds you blindfolded before the next full moon, then your love story will be considered complete. Otherwise you will have to be separated again for ages. Anantanand became silent after hearing this. But Lalita replied with courage and love. I accept your condition. The full moon night was approaching. This test was not just a condition for Lalita but a battle of her love and patience. She herself wanted to know whether love could be found without seeing, just by the call of the heart. After accepting the condition, Lalita blindfolded herself and swore that she would not look at anyone until her heart led her to her love, Shri Krishna. Some people started making fun of her and said that nowadays girls only show off and do not love, but there were some people who encouraged Lalita. He said, Radhe, you will definitely make love win in this era. On the other hand, Anantanand was immersed in meditation in a deserted cave. He was repeating just one word over and over again. Radhe, he was neither eating nor drinking anything. His disciples got scared and said, Gurudev, if you do not eat anything, you will not be able to survive. Anantananda replied, my life resides only in Radhe. He strictly told his disciples not to tell Lalita anything about his whereabouts nor to help her in any way. He also wanted to know whether even in this era, Radha would be able to find him just by the call of her soul.

Lalita blindfolded herself and started roaming from village to village. She would ask every saint, are you Anantananda? But no one was the person she was looking for. Some saints lied, yes, I am Anantananda. But Lalita’s heart recognized that he was not her lover. One day a saint came and said, I am Anantananda. Lalita paused for a moment but then said, you have the spark but not the soul I am looking for. At that very moment the saint changed his form. It was actually Kurangnath who had played this trick to mislead Lalita. Kurangnath said angrily, you have not broken yet. What kind of love is yours? Lalita replied courageously. My love is greater than this age and your thinking. This cannot be explained in words. Hearing this, Kurangnath left from there. Lalita searched everywhere and finally reached the cave where Anantanand was meditating. As soon as she entered, she felt a special presence. Lalita recognized him and placed her flute near his feet. She asked, are you the one I was looking for? Anantanand picked up the flute and played the same tune that Lalita used to hear on the banks of the Yamuna and in her dreams. Then he opened the blindfold of Lalita’s eyes and said Radhe, this time also you recognized me not with your body but with your heart and soul. Tears came to the eyes of both of them. There was fatigue of many years in his eyes which was now ending. Then a saint came and said, Radha and Krishna, your love will be considered complete only when the society accepts it, only then this relationship will prove to be sacred. Lalita replied that love is free from the rules of society.

This does not need any proof. But Anantananda explained to Radhe that times have changed now. This society has forgotten the real meaning of love. Then he asked the sage what we have to do? The sage said that you will have to go to the royal court and explain to the king and the people there that a sage and a sage can also follow the path of religion by being in a relationship of love. The next day Lalita and Anantanand reached the royal court. The king said, what am I hearing that a saint has broken his celibacy? Anantanand replied, Maharaj, I did not break any rules. I have simply embraced my love. Love is not lust but a union of souls. Many ages ago, when Radha and Krishna fell in love, society had said the same thing. Yet they remained isolated because of society and the society remained silent. Lalita came forward and said, I love him not only with my body but also with my heart. I have given a difficult test to prove my love. Then Lalita narrated the entire story of Kurangnath’s condition and her test to the assembly. Hearing this, the king and the entire assembly became silent. Everyone was waiting for the king’s decision. The king said, when I was young, my mother used to tell me the immortal love story of Radha and Krishna. When I asked why he did not marry, mother would remain silent. Today I understood that marriage is a rule of society but love is of the soul, that is why I believe in this love. From that day a new example of love was created. After many ages, the union of Radha and Krishna was complete again. So friends, this was the story. If you liked this, then do subscribe to our channel so that we can keep bringing more such amazing stories for you.